Marcello Panza. Cylindrical vase in dark amethyst blown… - photo 1

Marcello Panza. Cylindrical vase in dark amethyst blown…

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Auction dateClassic
21.12.2023 15:00UTC +02:00
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Il Ponte Casa d'Aste
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Italy, Milan
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ID 1118694
Lot 354 | Marcello Panza. Cylindrical vase in dark amethyst blown…
Cylindrical vase in dark amethyst blown glass, entirely engraved with horizontal and vertical grooves using a grinding wheel. Produced by Arcade, Italy, 1990s/2000s. Etched signature, location and nubered underneath the base "ARCADE - Marcello Panza - 100-21 - Italy. (h 25 cm.)

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Private collection, Milan
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Via Giacomo Medici del Vascello 8
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